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Laboratory Consumables
Pipette Filter Tips
Pipette filter tips are essential consumables for contamination-sensitive liquid handling workflows. They contain an internal barrier filter that helps reduce aerosol transfer between the sample and the pipette shaft, protecting both the experiment and the instrument. Gentaur supplies pipette filter tips for molecular biology, PCR, qPCR, cell culture, microbiology, sample preparation and routine laboratory work. Available formats may include sterile, low-retention, racked, universal-fit and volume-specific options designed to support accurate, reproducible and clean pipetting.
Product catalog
Browse Pipette Filter Tips
Showing 8 unique product names from this subcategory.
Neptune Filter Tips 20-300 µL Universal Fit Racked, Low Retention, Pre-Sterilized
SKU: BT300|Size: 96 Tips/Rack - 10 Racks/PK
Neptune Filter Tips 100-1250 µL Universal Fit Racked, Low Retention, Pre-Sterilized
SKU: BT1250|Size: 96 Tips/Rack - 8 Racks/PK
Neptune Filter Tips 100-1000 µL Universal Fit Racked, Low Retention, Pre-Sterilized
SKU: BT1000.96|Size: 96 Tips/Rack - 8 Racks/PK
Neptune Filter Tips 0.1-10 µL Universal Fit Racked, Low Retention, Pre-Sterilized
SKU: BT10|Size: 96 Tips/Rack - 10 Racks/PK
Neptune Filter Tips 20-200 µL Universal Fit Racked, Low Retention, Pre-Sterilized
SKU: BT200|Size: 96 Tips/Rack - 10 Racks/PK
Neptune Filter Tips 0.5-10 µL XL Universal Fit Racked, Pre-Sterilized, NOLO
SKU: BT10XL|Size: 96 Tips/Rack - 10 Racks/PK
Neptune Filter Tips 10-100 µL Universal Fit Racked, Low Retention, Pre-Sterilized
SKU: BT100|Size: 96 Tips/Rack - 10 Racks/PK
Neptune Filter Tips 1-20 µL Universal Fit Racked, Low Retention, Pre-Sterilized
SKU: BT20|Size: 96 Tips/Rack - 10 Racks/PK
Overview
Reliable aerosol-barrier tips for clean liquid handling
Filter tips are especially useful when working with nucleic acids, enzymes, cell culture samples, infectious research material, volatile liquids or contamination-sensitive assays. The filter barrier helps prevent aerosols and liquid splashes from entering the pipette body, reducing the risk of carryover between samples.
Choosing the correct pipette filter tip depends on pipette compatibility, volume range, sterility requirements, retention behavior, packaging format and application. A good fit improves sealing, accuracy and user comfort, while poor compatibility can cause leakage, inconsistent aspiration or sample loss.
Low-retention filter tips are often preferred for proteins, enzymes, detergents, viscous liquids or low-volume workflows where maximum recovery matters. Sterile and certified tips are important for PCR, qPCR, RNA work, cell culture and other sensitive protocols.
Applications
Common pipette filter tip applications
Molecular biology workflows
Support clean liquid handling for DNA, RNA, enzymes, buffers and sensitive reagent preparation.
Cell culture handling
Help maintain sterile technique when transferring media, supplements, cells or assay reagents.
Sample preparation
Improve handling consistency for biological samples, lysates, standards and dilution series.
Contamination-sensitive assays
Protect results in workflows where trace carryover or aerosol contamination could affect interpretation.
Selection guide
How to choose pipette filter tips
Select pipette filter tips according to pipette compatibility, volume range, sterility, retention properties and workflow sensitivity.
1
Check pipette compatibility
Confirm that the tips fit your pipette brand or universal-fit system and form a secure seal without excessive force.
2
Match the volume range
Choose tips designed for the pipette volume being used, such as 10 µL, 20 µL, 200 µL, 1000 µL or extended-length formats.
3
Use sterile tips when required
Sterile filter tips are recommended for cell culture, PCR, RNA workflows and contamination-sensitive sample handling.
4
Consider low-retention surfaces
Low-retention tips help improve recovery when pipetting proteins, enzymes, viscous liquids, detergents or small volumes.
5
Check certification claims
For sensitive workflows, look for DNase-free, RNase-free, pyrogen-free or endotoxin-free specifications where relevant.
6
Choose the right packaging
Racked, refill, bulk or individually wrapped formats should match laboratory workflow, sterility needs and storage space.
7
Avoid cross-contamination
Use fresh tips between samples, reagents and standards, especially in PCR, qPCR and diagnostic research workflows.
FAQ
Pipette Filter Tips FAQ
Common questions about selecting pipette filter tips for clean and reproducible laboratory workflows.
What are pipette filter tips used for?
Pipette filter tips are used for liquid handling when aerosol contamination, sample carryover or pipette contamination must be reduced.
When should I use filter tips instead of standard tips?
Filter tips are recommended for PCR, qPCR, RNA work, cell culture, microbiology, volatile liquids, infectious research material and contamination-sensitive assays.
What does low-retention mean in pipette tips?
Low-retention tips have surface properties that reduce liquid adhesion, helping improve recovery of proteins, enzymes, detergents, viscous liquids and small-volume samples.
Are all pipette filter tips sterile?
No. Some filter tips are sterile, while others are non-sterile. Check the product specification before ordering.
How do I know if a tip fits my pipette?
Check compatibility information for your pipette brand, volume range and tip format. A correct fit should seal securely without leakage or excessive attachment force.
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